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Biology is the introduction to
living things. The "Bi" refers to two types - animals and plants -
but since it was coined, such things as viruses and bacteria make that
simple categorization somewhat outdated. We live in an age of
specialization and this is reflected in the lack of products that apply to
biology per se. You can find the things you want, but look under
Botany (plants) and Zoology (animals). Anthropology and Archaeology
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Anthropology
Where did we come from?
There are many theories, including creationism, but today science
recognizes that what evolved into humans has been around for few million
years. Anthropology is concerned with the physical evolution of man
and how he lived. This department lets you explore the subject. |
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Botany
Plants provide the oxygen
that we breath and our food, either directly by providing edible species
or by providing food for the animals we eat. |
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Zoology
Strictly speaking
zoology is concerned with animal anatomy and care. However this
department contains many of the things traditionally found in biology
departments - everything from embedded specimens to frogs for dissection.
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Elsewhere
Our sister websites offer great books and posters. Each opens in a
new window, so you can freely move back and forth within each sites
without losing your place in any other. Your shopping cart goes with you to
insure an easy, convenient one-stop checkout from any location. |
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Books on Animals
at EduGraphics.Net |
Prints & Posters
at EduResources.net |
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